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VILLA CHIEFTAINS
.GATHER NEAR JUAREZ
. >m.- ?. ;.
Large Nnmbers of Former
Assembling Hear
Border
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TREV'ltO PLA!\!3
TO WRECK ROADS
Dynamite Squads Are Being
Organized With That Ob\
ject in View.
El Paso, Texas, June 2S.?I re^r.
cause for apprehension was i'oum:
along the border today in news of the
gather!, g of strong lorjes cf forn.ev
Villa sympathizers under notorious
chieftains in the vicinity of Juarez,!
the close 3urvciiar.ee by ti e civii J
and military authorities on former'
adherents, who are now refugees in
VI P'icn
General Jose Flores, commanding
800 infantrymen, is reported in Juar-j
/?z after making p< ace with the do facto
government. General Manuel J
Runda, once a Villa subordinate,'
known to be across the Rio Grande ;
and Manuel M.?dinavietia and Jost
Ysabel Robles, also have taken ad-1
vantage of the amnesty granted b\
Carranza. Stiil another former \ril-1
la leader, Col. Maximo Castillo, has
joined General Gonzales' garrison in \
Juarez. Castillo, who has been blamed
for the dynamiting of Climb re
tunnel in February, 15)14. in which,!
25 Americans and 50 Mexicans lost j
their lives, recently returned to
Mexico via Vera Cruz, from Cuba,
where he want after being released
from custody aftar the Cumbre crime.
Mexican refugees who reached the
border today from the mining districts
of southern Chihuahua brought
stories of the organization of "dynamite
squauJ" in General Trevino's
army. They said it is planned that
should it become apparent in the
event of war that the de facto troops j
could not hold the railroads to destroy
them and the detachments now stationed
along the Mexican Central and
the Mexican Northwestern will be
concentrated at Chihuahua city.
Bombs and hand grenades, it was
said, were being made by pluging
the ends of small pipes after filling
them with powder, nails and scrap
iron.
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G. J. Watts has offered his services
in the Mexican trouble.
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IN SOUTH CAROLINA ONLY
wo paid to 8 beneficiaries in
May over $21,000.00. Have
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yon provided for your benefici-!
ary should your time come this
month, June . . ..1916?
THE EQUITABLE LIFE IN
SURANCE SOCIETY OF
THE UNITED STATES
W. PERCY HARDWICKE,
RESIDENT AGT.,
CONWAY, SOUTH CAROLINA
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^Mm/uer4t'/u S
Entrance Ex
Entrance examinations to
lina will be held by the County !
the County Court House Friday,
The University offers varii
literature, history, law and bus
erate and many opportunities fc
large number of scholarships ar
leges in this State receive free
the School of Law. For all pari
THE PR!
f/nwerSf/y of li
^ COLUMB
1785
COLLEGE OF
SOUTH CAROLINA'!
132d Year begii
Entrance examinations at all the co
a. m.
Four-year courses lead to the B. A
medical course is given.
?A free tuition scholarship is assig
* Spacious iHSuldiftgs and athletic gr
excelled library facilities.
Expenses moderate. For terms
HARRISON
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THE HORRY HI
MULUNS PARTY TART
OUTING AT THE 8EA0H
Mr. and Mrs. J. Leo Piact and party
1 Mu'lins, S. C\, passed
Can ay \uct week on their way to
Hyi-tie D a a where th y are spend
a icrtaivdVv for rssc a;;u recreatio:
unykj ; \o same cot age that th
rty occupied last year, close to th
...d. My. Piatt n;v! hi"' family ar %
I'.ich nloeo<.ai with the bathing anat
r amusements at Kovry's Sum
1 ... 'i'i >se composing the
party this year arc as fellows
Mr. and M s. J. Lee Piatt, Munie.sy
Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Vroman, Rock
P.ill; Mrs. L. J. Piatt Co'umbia; Mrs.j
(. J. McC&ll, Mull ins; Mr. gnd Mrs
V. F. Piatt, Conwav; Miss-a Nora [
Lee and Mary Vroman, Rue!; Kill;!
Misses May and Agncss Squires,
Rock Hill; James Lee Piatt, Jr., of|
Muliins ami the two do s.
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The Italian advance continues on
ENGINEERS COMPANY I
BEiNO ORGANIZED!
Marion, June -0.?-A 'jnta:t G moral
Maoro havi conml i> cl J. M.
1 Johnson. a civil engine cr f Marion
to organize v. comp. :r of cngincrs
which is iv.u?,;\ desired by .be U. ice*
^iaCv- ??ovornni( t# v r. .Job:-.son har
id priutcd t'e . g ?i* mar aiu.
I iv. giving t lie jr. u ion: ".nor
i war.led fo:* company enp.iacc rs, Na-i
itioua! J;i: ; While er .qiuee? ing
j vr.criercc < . o: a?.' :savy except fp
conniissic n (i ? frccrx experience in
engineering' vo k is highly derizabh
and will ni.ik far more :api.l p:emotion.
This 1? the hmhe.vc branch of
army service an 1 best recruits foi
regular army are always put in the
c\>rps of engineers. It is desired tc
recruit this coivp ny up to full
strength i enm'i toly so that it can
go fcrward with thrt companies now
mobilize ! a.' ' 'amp M ">oro. In a coir
pany of engineers of (IS iron, there 1
are or.ly 3J privates, the remainder .
being officers or preferred men. All
I
interested should wire >J. M. Johnson
Marion, at once. Those who desire
to join this organization will notified
when to renort at Columb'a. as
headquarters will be moved there.
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The Strong Withstand the Hent of J
Summer Better Than the Weak
Old people who are feeble, and younger
people who are weak, will be strengthened
and enabled to go through the depress
ing heat of suunner by taking regularly
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic. It purifies
and enriches the blood and builds up
the whole system. 50c.
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DR. L. A. WOODRUFF,
?O. P. T. D.?
EYE SIGHT
^'iiiiuiMP
SPECIALIST
OFFICE DAYS
Every Friday and Saturday.
OFFICE
Horry Drug Company, Conway,
South Carolina.
i y
fou//i ^Oarp/wa
aminations
the University of South CaroSuperintendent
of Education at
July the 14th, 1916.
ed courses of study in science,
iness. The expenses are mod>r
self-support are afforded. A
e available. Graduates of coltuition
in all courses except in
Oculars write to
iSIDENT
^Oriro/intz
iia, s. c.
I916
All a n 1 r- a t a
UMArtLLblUN
3 OLDEST OOLLEGE
ns September 29
unty-seats on Friday, July 14th, at 9
I. and B. S. degrees. A two-year prcned
to each county of the State,
ounds, well equipped laboratories, uni
and catalogue address 6-15-6t.
RANDOLPH, President.
the Tretino front.
SI Ij!Ii^j
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Tr?
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Princ* Albmrt ia aold mvmrychmrm
in toppy rid bag a. Sc; tidy red
tina, 10c; handtome pound and
half-pound tin humidora?and that
clever cryatal-glaaa pound
humidor with aponga-moiatenir
top that heepa thm tobacco in auch
aplmndtd condition.
H H
m&n d
I R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co.,'
Enjoy
It >s .
1 Why not
UUlillV enjoyable by
Km easy> .wel1
iiomething thai
ias style?
Q Look ovei
things for por<
mats, cushion
Make your px
living room.
<3 Everything
Easy
???? Cash or Credi
SUTHERLAND FUR!
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SBALT, CONWAY, 8. C.
Koffertom
I WITH RUUSEVELT
Oyster Bay, N. "1.?Ap4..ic..,.10...
i ['or e .h.dnie:.i in a proposeu vo.uaieer
army uivioion whim GcloaCt
j ,.v ,?iuio kocsevcit u p.cpan..?a >. ,
i >. i/.jf il the e io a cai: 1 >v voTunwv
re Uv) .. u u.e vu.?4*i4 L41c 0 * i
>;.v i. stcrctaiy, Waiter J. l?uy> is J
su-M Un.ay a - wQ.leiiic.ik ?n wnica b- j
SUlvi I
.'o huv^ bv3!i liberally deluge. I
v;itn te.ogur. s and 1 :U?rs wit.' ap 1
piicalU'.as roi i ir.cn u;io wish to joi
a vo.unteer division. i: is piiysi!
rally i. possible to reply indivi ;uall;
to the organisations and to the men
/ho have communicated \>icU u.-, bi.. ,
I win see that .heir applications at
carefully filed for future r? forcrc:
so that in the event of hostiliti 3 the;
0111 be apprised of what action is con ]
torn plated." 1
Offers of equipment inclu e almost
verything necessary from shoes to
automobiles ami aeroplanes. <
TOBACCO IS PREPARED J 111
I. FOR SMOKERSUNDERTHE '&
PROCESS DISCOVERED IN f Sll
: iWAKING EXPERIMENTS TO J
^ PRODUCE THE MOST DE- fl "V
i 1 n. urn 11 a vi rt u/uni rr _ ilH V
."v i.iuii i r vil mhu "hull" ib |
^JNSOME TOBACCO TOR CIG- ?
|^?TTE AND PIPE SMOKERS. if fe<
PROCESS patented I vc
' JULY 30 1907 l||| ta;
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Winston^alem.N.C.U.S.A.m| 'j
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DOES NOT BITE THE TONGUE r
?pj.
cigarette unless yon get
with Prince Albert tobac<
P. A. comes to you with a rec
goodness and satisfaction it of
a patented process that remov
You can smoke it long and h
back! Prince Albert has alws
coupons or premiums. We p
Prinpp Alhprf pffnrHc tV-io l/oonc
1 enjoyment! And that flavor
J) coolness is as good as that
answers the universal de
without bite, parch or kicl
Introduction to Prince Albe
than to walk into the near
tobacco and ask for "a supply
out a little change, to be sun
fullest investment you ever i
KJlllnalA I 1
js, ALI
Wimton-Salem, N. C. Copyright 1916 by 1
fiftonni
Life: 111
Short j I
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make it more j J
buying a nice, UUUl\
Je porch chair, KFPff
t will last and MJ jjffl
our line of
:h life?chairs,
s and settees. (vOIvnj
jrch a summer Vm!
in furniture. Y--7
Terms ft?Instalments
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NITURE COMPANY
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Some Consolation. j
We have something to bo thankful
for, after all. Teddy's "out of politics."?Marion
Star.
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Making has receivcu its lir^t ioad
.)f r.ovo crop tobacco.
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State of Ohio.. City of Toic .o, ss
Lucas County.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that
he i& semor partner ci xhj fir. of F.
,J. Cheney & Co., doing bus' oss in tin
C' .v of Toledo, Councy and State
aforesaid, and that sain fir.:. v iil pay
liie sunt of ONE HUNDRED DOL
1.AU3 for each and ecery case of
C r.ivrrh that canno*; be cured by the. I
use of IIaLL'3 C ^TAKRH CUKE.
FRANK J. CHENEY. j
Sworn to bcfo:c mo and subscribed
in my presence, this bth day of December,
A. D. lSdO.
(Seal.) A. W. GLEASON,
Notary Public.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken inicrnnlly
and acts <li"ectly ur>o?v the
blood and mucous.surfacos of the sys-.'
cent. Send for testimonials, free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.;
Sold by all Druggists, '7.3c.
Taue Hull s Famdy Piiis for con-!
stipation?adv.
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. A. puts new joy
to the sport of
iioking!
/OU may live to
be 110 and never
si old enough to
ite, but it's cerin-sure
you'll not
low the joy and
ntentment of a
endly old jimmy
pe or a hand rolled
on talking-terms
so!
i/ reason for all the
fers. It is made by
res bite and parch!
ard without a comelys
been sold without
refer to give quality!
;st tiioe and ciearette
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and fragrance and
t sounds. P. A. just
mand for tobacco
c-back!
rt isn't any harder
est place that sells
of P. A." You pay
e, but it's the cheernadel
BERT
t JL Raynol(}? Tobacco Cow
Drives Out Malaria, Builds Up System
The Old Standard general strengthening tonic,
DROVE'S TASTELESS chill TONIC, drives out
M alaria,enriches the blood .and builds up the system.
A true tonic. Pot adults and children. 50c.
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nulPUtctLj i c
i .nmiiLoi &.D o nu,o
V ^ THE D'AMONI) RKA.VD. a
Lad -?w! A?k your l>ruu|lnt fw A\
/ 4( C.~aA <'b> IMoiiidiiiTTtraitii//V
iWb'I'lK* in Kt-o *n?l ?*<>ld niftalllc\\^/
JjbX l>' in, seal<-<l *?lth Bbio Ribbon. \/
?k? no olbir. Iluy of four *
1/ ~ fK l?rRMl4t. -.skir)rrilM!rfK?.TEBi
C Jf I?1aW??NI> r.U.vMr PILI.W. for <
\*0* JD years uownu Best, Sutcst, Always Kelmbt
soi n w npimfjjsts fvfpywmj?
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Estate Notice.
All persons holding claims against
the estate of W. K. Prince, deceased,
arc hereby required and notified to
present the same duly attested to the
undersigned within the time required
by law or this notice will be set up in
bar of their recovery; and all persons;
indebted to the said estate are hereby
notified to make payment to tTtfe
undersigned.
M. I. PRINCE, Qualified*
Admr., with the will annexed*
of W. K. Prince, Dec'd.
June 6th, 1916.
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Tobacco II
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Is Run Every Season
The Crop may be si
be High to Those
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An abundant growth f J9 I
Of oft. glossy hair ^ i^fn?a -
and a acaip frss f rom. #fl/y|??# JJaT
dandruff and irrlta- f /
tion ar? insured
It stimulates hair I_J A TO I
Krowth, prevents ^pigSff 1 lilllV H
falling of the hair. TAVIP I
cleanses and invig- I I I f\| 11^
orates the scalp Wjj||IA *w
?au De Quinine Hair Tonic an^Uv
a full line of SAN*TOX toilet I \
greparntiona and reined Lais uru V
NORTON DRUG ^O.^-iNY
The 3an-To::-Rcx;\!l Storo
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REFUGEES FROM MEXICO.
\\ i.SUK.gtO.i i'l\'\j *1U1H.V<2(4 AiiiCl'ican
refugees from t ":e west coast < f
\ i n v i /> /\i n \w\ U?m %?<- U ? 1 ' J
..IV-v.v W niv liv ing unmg'iu njrm lO
?>a ., OU 1.1. ' mi i ... li'i.iio|>Oi't
L.uiValo and the supply ship Glacier.
In reporting this today Admiral
Winslow said the Buffalo had most of
the refugees aboard, having taken on
her last, contingent at Guayn.as. He
added that OS Americans in the Yaqui
Valley had reiurad to leave.
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NOTICE.
Mr. II. H. Woodward, Editor,
tlie Horry Herald,
Conway S. C.
My dear Mr. Woodward:
I wish to inform you that an examination
to fill the vacancies in the
ural carrier force will be held at Con
..ay, Horry County, South Carolina,
>n July 22, li)i(?.
I will appreciate it if you will publish
this notice in your paper for the
oenefit of applicants who wish to
take the examination. ,
With best wishes I am,
Yours very truly,
J. V/. RAGSDALE.
NOTICE.
The .10th session of the Sunday
School buarterLy meeting will bo held
:,t the Lake Swamp Baptist Church ^
m the third Sunday in July at 10
j'cloek. VVe hope all ol* the schools
.'ill be represented as the contests
.';?ve made a great improvement in
lie singing since they were started.
W. A. SPIVEY, Supt.
WILLIE HUX, See.
IN THE MATTER OF CHARLES
MALCOLM REAVES,
BANKRUPT.
WHEREAS, Charles Malcolm
Reaves was; on the 17th day of December,.
19b"*, duly adjudged Bankrupt
under the Acts of Congress relating
to. Bankruptcy; and on the 15th
day of June, 191b, filed his petition I
in the District Court of the United
States for the Eastern District of
South Carolina, alleging that he has
fully complied with all the requirements
of the said Acts and the orders
of the Court touching his bankruptcy,
and asking for a full discharge under
the provisions of the aforesaid
Act;.
ORDERED BY THE COURT, That
a hearing be had upon hte same the
28th day of July, 1916, before said
Court at Charleston, South Carolina,
in said District, at eleven (11) o'cock
in the {forenoon; and that notice
thereof be published in the Conway
Herald., a newspaper printed in said
District, and that known creditors
and other persons in interest may
appear at the said time and place and
show caaise, if any they have, why the
prayer of the said petition should pot
be granted.
A MTV TT TO DT TTJTIT Tr*T? AnrvT^T?wr\
a jl ao r umnrjA UXVLTjIXFjLJ
BY THE COURT, That the Clerk
snail mail to all known creditors
copies of the said petition and this
order, addressed to them at their
places of residence as stated.
WITNESS the Honorable H. A.
M. Smith, Judge of the said Court,
and the seal thereof, at Charleston,
S. C., in the said District, on the
22nd day of June, A. D. 1016.
RICHARD W. HUTSON,
i Clerks
(SEAL OF THE COURT.) 4t
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